Reflection takes a snapshot of object state before serialization then use that snapshot in deserialization.
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Afzaal Ahmad ZeeshanPosted Oct 6, 2016, 4:05 PM
Reflection basically, is a feature of .NET framework (and many other similar frameworks such as Java) in which, you can look into the members of the objects, members include:
The statement can also mean that the framework helps the API developers to save the values of the objects, such as in the case of a serializer (such as JSON.NET), it helps them to get the values of the objects and then store them and proceed working with the objects as needed. Reflection has many other benefits such as finding extra attributes of the elements etc. If you need more overview, let me know. :-)